En iyi Wake Up Ministries podcastleri (2024)

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Morning Report Essentials for 1st July 2024 30:20

11h ago30:20

30:20

On today's episode, LSV military staff have suffered serious mental distress following physical assaults, two Ministry of Justice workers have been called out for using foul language to complain about a researcher in an online chat, concerns that Biden is too old for the job have reached new highs after he stumbled over several answers, police crac…

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Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia 4:17

12h ago4:17

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We cross the ditch to Canberra to talk to our correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh.

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France sees highest voter turnout in 40 years as polling 5:05

12h ago5:05

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Polling stations will be closing shortly in France, where voting is underway for the first of two rounds in their national elections... and voter turnout is the highest it has been in 40 years. President Macron called the snap vote after the far-right National Rally made gains in EU elections in early June. He will be president until 2027, but pre-…

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Australian gas company tests home green hydrogen; future uses unclear 3:24

12h ago3:24

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An Australian gas company is piping green hydrogen into people's homes, closely watched by backers of a similar project awaiting approval in this country. But it's not clear that the future of hydrogen lies in being used in home appliances.... it could be used for planes, heavy trucks or industry. Climate Change Correspondent Eloise Gibson reports.…

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Sports Chat for 1 July 2024 2:43

12h ago2:43

2:43

An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere.

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Market Update for 1 July 2024 1:18

12h ago1:18

1:18

Market Update for 1 July 2024

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Te Pukenga parts loaned $170m, future of funds uncertain 3:51

12h ago3:51

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Different parts of Te Pukenga have lent one another nearly 170-million-dollars and it's not clear what will happen with the money when the mega-institute is disestablished. The national institute of skills and technology has made big deficits in the last couple of years and arranged loans internally to save on interest costs. Education corresponden…

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The future of cash in a digital world 5:36

12h ago5:36

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In a world of after pay, tap & go, bank transfers and and online shopping, what is the future of cash? How much are you still carrying on you? When was the last time you used an ATM? How many coins are in your car? RNZ's Leonard Powell has the story.

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LSV course military staff face mental distress, assaults 3:54

12h ago3:54

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Military staff working with young job-seekers on a voluntary course have suffered serious mental distress, including suicidal thoughts, following physical assaults. The six-week Limited Service Volunteer course, known as LSV, has been held up by the coalition as the blueprint for its proposed boot camps Former patron of the Limited Services Volunte…

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Military staff on youth course face mental distress 7:38

12h ago7:38

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Military staff working with young job-seekers on a voluntary course have suffered serious mental distress, including suicidal thoughts, following physical assaults. The six-week Limited Service Volunteer course, known as LSV, has been held up by the coalition as the blueprint for its proposed boot camps. But new documents show the scheme has strugg…

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Sports News for 1 July 2024 2:14

12h ago2:14

2:14

Jude Bellingham has rescued England from crashing out of Euro 2024 against Slovakia with a stunning goal in their round-of-16 match.

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T20 World Cup ends as India beats South Africa 4:37

13h ago4:37

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The nineth T-20 Cricket World Cup ended on a thrilling note in the Caribbean, with India beating South Africa by seven runs to finish the tournament unbeaten. Two Indian greats - Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma - then both announced they were quitting the T20 international format. BBC cricket correspondent Henry Moeran spoke to Corin Dann.…

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Auckland City Mission residents deny blame for anti-social behaviour 3:37

13h ago3:37

3:37

Residents of an apartment building run by Auckland City Mission say anti-social behaviour in the area shouldn't be blamed on them. The apartments are on a side street in the city's red light district near Karangahape Road. Amy Williams has the story.

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Police crack down on street racers nationwide, 26 arrests 3:40

13h ago3:40

3:40

Police have cracked down on illegal street racers, issuing hundreds of infringement notices across the country over the long weekend. In Wellington, Canterbury, Manawatu and the Bay of Plenty, police were out in force to disrupt gatherings. Twenty six 26 arrests were made in the four regions, and 18 vehicles were impounded. Central District Area Co…

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Renters skeptical, landlords hopeful on tax change impact 7:15

13h ago7:15

7:15

Renters' advocates think bright-line tax changes will do nothing to decrease the cost of rent; while landlords think it'll encourage investors to buy more rentals. From today, the bright-line tax, which applies to capital gains on the sale of an investment property, is being reduced from 10 to two years. Property Investors' Federation's Matt Ball; …

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Justice Ministry workers used foul language about researcher 3:59

13h ago3:59

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Two Ministry of Justice workers have been called out for using foul language to complain about a researcher in an online chat. Academic Barbara Sumner has made a number of Official Information Act requests as part of her P-h-D research into adoption systems. But she was in for a shock when she asked for any correspondence about her. She spoke to In…

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OT launches review to improve social workers' court training 4:58

13h ago4:58

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Social workers are so badly trained and scared of the routine court work they're supposed to do, Oranga Tamariki has been forced to launch a national review. The review starts today and will eventually boost training so the agency is less reliant on lawyers. RNZ reporter Phil Pennington spoke to Corin Dann.…

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Changes begin today: Auckland fuel tax ends, FamilyBoost credits start 3:32

13h ago3:32

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Today marks the start of a number of changes - from the end of the Auckland regional fuel tax to the start of the FamilyBoost system, which provides credits to many families paying for early childhood education. Money correspondent Susan Edmunds spoke to Ingrid Hipikiss.

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Defence staff running LSV courses face severe distress from violent youth 3:38

13h ago3:38

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Defence staff running a celebrated military base course have suffered serious mental distress, with some even suicidal, as they struggle to deal with violent and at-risk youth. The six-week Limited Service Volunteer course, known as LSV, has been held up by the coalition as the blueprint for its proposed boot camps. But new documents show the schem…

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Concerns about Biden's age rise after a stumbling debate with Trump 8:34

13h ago8:34

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In the U-S there's plenty of concern in the Democratic Party after the first debate between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump. Concerns that Biden is too old for the job have reached higher levels than ever before after he stumbled over several answers - often rambling and appearing confused. Senior reporter with POLITICO, Josh …

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Sports News for 1 July 2024 1:00

13h ago1:00

1:00

Jude Bellingham rescued England from crashing out of Euro 2024 against Slovakia with a stunning goal in their round-of-16 match.

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Aucklanders wake up to an 11.5-cent fuel price drop as tax ends 4:19

14h ago4:19

4:19

Aucklanders should be waking up to an eleven-and a half-cent drop in fuel prices today as the Auckland Fuel Tax comes to an end. The Government says removing the fuel tax should help ease the cost of living. Principal policy advisor for the Automobile Association, Terry Collins, spoke to Ingrid Hipikiss…

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Severe rain, wind, and snow will affect parts of the country today 3:40

14h ago3:40

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Severe rain, wind and snowfall will affect parts of the country today. Heavy rain warnings have been in place overnight for Fiordland, the Otago headwaters, Westland, and Mount Taranki, while watches were in place for Canterbury and Buller. A strong wind warning was in place for Wellington, and road snowfall warnings were in place for Lindis Pass, …

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Early Sports Chat for 1 July 2024 3:49

14h ago3:49

3:49

An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere.

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Morning Rural News for 1 July 2024 4:19

14h ago4:19

4:19

News from the rural farming sector.

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Early Business News for 1 July 2023 1:34

14h ago1:34

1:34

Latest news from Radio New Zealand's business team.

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First-home buyers hit hardest by new debt-to-income ratios 6:58

14h ago6:58

6:58

First-home buyers are expected to be hit hardest by new debt-to-income ratios, and the restoration of mortgage interest deductibility for property investors. The new ratios allow owner-occupiers to borrow up to six times their pre-tax income; and investors, seven. Vanessa Williams, from realestate.co.nz, spoke to Corin Dann.…

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Sports News for 1 July 2024 1:15

14h ago1:15

1:15

Harry Kane has scored in extra tome to give England a 2-1 lead in their round of 16 match against SLovakia

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Elijah pt.1 - The Origin Story 36:12

16h ago36:12

36:12

Jason Walters tarafından oluşturuldu

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Morning Report Essentials for 27th June 28:41

4d ago28:41

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On today's episode, Wairoa is now faced with millions of dollars of damage to its infrastructure after severe rain, residents spent their second night in evacuations centres, the Minister for Emergency Management and Recovery visits the regions affected by the weather for a briefing from officials, a big week for the justice portfolio with planned …

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NZ's first Surf Park to be built in Auckland 4:54

4d ago4:54

4:54

New Zealand's first Surf Park facility has been given the green light to be built on Auckland's North Shore, after getting resource consent from the Environment Ministry. The 43-hectare facility marked for Dairy Flat is set to begin construction later this year. The project is expected to cost about 100 million dollars. The Surf Park will be the fi…

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How food waste is baked into daily life 3:21

4d ago3:21

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A report on food waste has found a lot of waste happens long before food gets to consumers. Globally, around 40 per cent of food is wasted and the Prime Minister's Chief Science Adviser Juliet Gerard - whose office wrote the new report - says there's no evidence Aotearoa is doing any better. Climate Change Correspondent Eloise Gibson reports.…

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Tauranga mayoral candidates faced off in debate 3:23

4d ago3:23

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Voting papers will start going out this weekend to residents of Tauranga for the city's first local body election in nearly five years. Last night, four of the mayoral candidates faced off in a debate organised by the Tauranga Business Chamber. RNZ's Libby Kirkby-McLeod has more.

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Medical labs workforce at breaking point 3:34

4d ago3:34

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Ructions continue in the country's medical labs with the largest private operator posting a 16 million dollar loss. This comes on top of an open letter from workers at Awanui Labs to the Health Minister warning its workforce is at breaking point potentially putting patients' lives at risk. RNZ reporter Phil Pennington spoke to Ingrid Hipikiss.…

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Questions about the clearing of Wairoa River after rain hits 1:55

4d ago1:55

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There's been questions about whether contractors were asked to clear the Wairoa River Bar quickly enough by the Hawke's Bay Regional Council, before the heavy rain set in. Contractors in Wairoa had two diggers and a bulldozer were flooded as they tried to clear the Wairoa River bar this week. Hamish Pryde from Pryde contractors spoke to Morning Rep…

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Debutants and stalwarts thrilled to make All Blacks 3:06

4d ago3:06

3:06

The All Blacks have officially launched their season, with coach Scott Robertson and his full squad getting stuck into their first training session in Upper Hutt, ahead of the two test series against England. Hundreds of kids from local primary schools and 17 rugby clubs were there yesterday to watch and chase their favourite players for autographs…

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Sports Chat for 27 June 2024 3:15

4d ago3:15

3:15

An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere.

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Market Update for 27 June 2024 1:52

5d ago1:52

1:52

Market Update for 27 June 2024

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Wellington Council to decide on long-term plan 4:08

5d ago4:08

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Wellington City Councillors will decide today whether to sell the one-third stake they have in the capital's airport today - and at the same time, make or break the mayor's long term plan. The vote has become increasingly contentious, with councillors who initially supported the sale now saying they'll vote against it. But it's a key pillar in the …

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Wairoa Council briefing on severe weather damage to the region 3:47

5d ago3:47

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The Wairoa District Council has just had a briefing on the damaged caused by severe weather events in the region. The council says more than 400 properties have been flooded in the past 2 days in the district. RNZ reporter Gianina Schwaneke spoke to Corin Dann.

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Families and children evacuate their homes in Wairoa 2:53

5d ago2:53

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Families with young children were among the hundreds evacuating amid rising floodwaters in Wairoa early yesterday morning. The council says more than 400 properties have been flooded in the district. Emily Lloyd, her partner, and children aged two and three had to flee on foot in knee-high water. She spoke to Ingrid Hipikiss.…

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Hawke's Bay residents spend night in evac centres 5:22

5d ago5:22

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Hundreds of residents in Hawke's Bay spent a second night in evacuation centres last night, as the risk of flooding remained overnight. Hastings District Council said despite extra pumps being brought on, they were still unable to cope with the large amount of water flowing into the lagoon last night. In the coastal settlement of Haumoana, Emergenc…

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Sports News for 27 June 2024 2:25

5d ago2:25

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The White Ferns must improve dramatically if they're to keep the one-day series against England alive, after the tourists were thumped by nine wickets in the opening game in Durham.

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Big week for justice portfolio 6:44

5d ago6:44

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In a big week for the justice portfolio - planned changes to sentencing laws were announced, the government's new Three Strikes bill was introduced and a petition to make stalking illegal was presented to politicians with over 20-thousand signatures. Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith spoke to Corin Dann.…

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Three Strikes legislation introduced to parliament 3:09

5d ago3:09

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The government's law and order week continues at pace, with legislation to restore Three Strikes introduced to the House yesterday. The government says it sends a message that repeat violent or sexual offending will not be tolerated. But the opposition is pointing to the Ministry of Justice's own analysis to say it won't work. Political reporter Gi…

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First debate between Biden and Trump to happen tomorrow 5:04

5d ago5:04

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Tomorrow is the first debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump ahead of their Presidential rematch in November. After an explosive first debate in 2020, no one quite knows how the showdown between the President and his predecessor in Atlanta will shake out. AP's Philip Crowther spoke to Ingrid Hipikiss from Atlanta.…

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Auckland family fighting to keep aunty in NZ 4:21

5d ago4:21

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An Auckland family says they're heartbroken two beloved members of the family are being told to leave the country by Immigration NZ. Loasi Latu and her husband have lived in New Zealand for decades, and have been told they have until tomorrow to leave the country voluntarily. The couple have overstayed their visas by more than 20 years, but their c…

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Lauren Dickason sentenced to 18 years imprisonment 3:28

5d ago3:28

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Almost three years after Timaru was rocked by the tragic death of three young girls at the hands of their mother, the city's mayor hopes her sentencing will bring some closure. Lauren Dickason was sentenced to 18 years imprisonment in the Christchurch High Court yesterday, the beginning of which will be served in a secure mental health facility. An…

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Survivors of abuse in care fear government policies 4:03

5d ago4:03

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Survivors of abuse in care fear the Government's policies will condemn another generation of children to abuse. The 2500-page Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care report was handed over to Governor-General, Dame Cindy Kiro, this week and will be made public next month. But before even receiving the report, the Government has embarked on c…

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SH1 Brynderwyns opens ahead of long weekend 3:18

5d ago3:18

3:18

State Highway One at the Brynderwyns has opened to traffic ahead of the holiday weekend. For four months Northland's main connection to the rest of New Zealand has been severed. Since then anyone needing to travel to or from Auckland has had to take a roundabout route on narrow, winding roads - or an hours-long detour via the west coast. That all e…

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